The morning of Easter 2015 is etched into my memory as one of the hardest days of my life. I remember the out-of-body experience of navigating our small house, my parents and extended family guiding me from moment to moment…

This summer at our Vineyard National Conference, I shared that I’ve found it helpful to think of cultivating Holy Spirit ministry with the analogy of building fireplaces within our local churches. It’s easy, at times, for charismatics to pray and ask for God to send more power, believing that if we just had more anointing flowing, that would take care of whatever problems we’re facing…

Defining the Relationship” with our faith can be a struggle. You see, Jesus calls us to a paradoxical faith—in, but not of, the world…

I believe the familiar is a faith killer, and if I’m not careful, I can reserve faith for ministry moments instead of receiving faith for everyday moments…

What causes a person to walk away from faith after thirty years of walking with Jesus? On the other hand, what are the beliefs and practices that encourage faithfulness and resilience on one’s spiritual journey?